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Lentex invested in a new spunlace line
22 Mar '07
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Lentex, the largest polish nonwoven producer, placed an order with NSC nonwoven for its second spunlace line. This new line will be dedicated to technical applications, such as automotive and filtration products.
This turnkey contract led by Asselin-Thibeau includes the spunlacing equipment from Rieter Perfojet. The co-operation agreement between NSC and Rieter was a decisive factor, since Lentex was looking for a synergy and a global know-how.
Among other innovative solutions, the Lentex line includes the ProDyn technology and the BattCruise system, new system immediately placed after the Asselin crosslapper. This new system allows producing light nonwoven fabrics at a continuous linear speed with even overlaps and straight edges, increasing crosslapping quality, evenness and productivity.
The line also includes the first Excelle card and the second EasyWinder which will be running in Poland. The unique design of the Excelle card will enable Lentex to shift quickly from product to product increasing the productivity of the whole line as well as ensuring a consistent web quality. The EasyWinder offers the ability to make rolls with constant fabric tension respecting the dimensional mechanical stability of the nonwoven fabric.
The Lentex production line capacity remains confidential. The production start-up is expected towards the end of 2007.
LENTEX is a company with tradition that dates back to 1911, which marked the founding of Union Textile S.A., LENTEX's predecessor. Union Textile specialized in the production of worsted wool yarn. The company's operations were halted by the outbreak of World War II in 1939.
This turnkey contract led by Asselin-Thibeau includes the spunlacing equipment from Rieter Perfojet. The co-operation agreement between NSC and Rieter was a decisive factor, since Lentex was looking for a synergy and a global know-how.
Among other innovative solutions, the Lentex line includes the ProDyn technology and the BattCruise system, new system immediately placed after the Asselin crosslapper. This new system allows producing light nonwoven fabrics at a continuous linear speed with even overlaps and straight edges, increasing crosslapping quality, evenness and productivity.
The line also includes the first Excelle card and the second EasyWinder which will be running in Poland. The unique design of the Excelle card will enable Lentex to shift quickly from product to product increasing the productivity of the whole line as well as ensuring a consistent web quality. The EasyWinder offers the ability to make rolls with constant fabric tension respecting the dimensional mechanical stability of the nonwoven fabric.
The Lentex production line capacity remains confidential. The production start-up is expected towards the end of 2007.
LENTEX is a company with tradition that dates back to 1911, which marked the founding of Union Textile S.A., LENTEX's predecessor. Union Textile specialized in the production of worsted wool yarn. The company's operations were halted by the outbreak of World War II in 1939.
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